First Grow

You should be fine with them. Once you see the roots you can transplant.

Quite normal and no real need for concern, it is just getting its root system organized before worrying about growing perfect leaves. It is only a slight variation in chlorophyll maturity and by the second or third set of leaves, you will be wondering why you were worried in the first place! Yes, don't leave transplanting too long, those pots are not large enough for much more than 1-2 weeks of growth. Ideally, pots about 4 inches across and 5 inches deep are far more suitable, as their volume allows for good root development and growth for about 3 weeks. Congratulations for experimenting with "Mykos", I believe they are the secret ingredient every grower should be aware of, their benefit is remarkable and their value to plant health can not be underestimated. I am a complete fan of it myself and can not ever imagine growing without it! Hope this helps, Organoman.

I wouldn't worry, they look quite fine. It is not a disease, excess, insects or deficiency, just a bit of a funny leaf. Just remember, no plant will ever have 100% perfect leaves, 100% of the time. Cheers, Organoman.

I generally like to top above the fifth node so I think now is a good time for your plant.

Hmm.. yeah I’m not sure. Looks like physical damage in the first picture. Was it topped/FIMed there? Usually with thrips you’ll see like a hazy whitish discoloration on the leaves- I’m not seeing that As for dr zymes - I’ve used it with decent results. Switched to Green Cleaner because it wasn’t doing the job for aphids for me. Anyhow, just spray minutes before lights out.. if you got a dimmer on your light, turn it down real low while you spray. A lot of times I’ll just wait til the second my lights go off and turn on the low intensity ceiling light to spray them real quick then turn it off. It only takes 5 min so it’s not messing with the cycle. Make sure you get underneath on the underside of the leaves and the tops. Pain in the butt sometimes but that’s the proper way to keep away certain pests. Good luck!

Looks to be a ph issue... test soil runoff and may need a ph'd water flush.